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Top 4 Grill food in Argos, Peloponnese, Greece
Discover Restaurants offering the best Grill food in Argos, Peloponnese, Greece. Argos (/ˈɑːrɡɒs, -ɡəs/; Modern Greek: Άργος [ˈarɣos]; Ancient Greek: Ἄργος [árɡos]) is a city in Argolis, the Peloponnese, Greece and once was one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. It is the biggest town in Argolis and a major centre for the area.
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1. Stavlos Thrakotaverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 663 reviews
Do you want to taste the Greek cuisine? Do you want to feel and taste old traditional tastes? Then you are on the right spot. Join us in a party of scents and flavors where the old times meet our hospitality and our family atmosphere. Feel a member of a G
Reviewed By 627ralucav
Probably the best meats in Greece. The food and service were great. Had a lovely evening and will definitely come back.
2. 3Sixty
Overall Ratings
4 based on 849 reviews
3Sixty is not just another cafe-bar. We thought designed and tirelessly organized for several months what we call 3sixtycafe. Our goal was to offer a place for people to meet and entertain, a real hot spot in our region. We wanted to create a wonderful en
Reviewed By traveller1959
I will be very frank: The Venetian city Nafplio is very popular among Americans, and, hence, many Americans are visiting. And this restaurant is geared to their tastes. This means, you get American-style steaks at prices which may be adequate in NYC but are totally out of place in Greece. To increase the final check further, they serve no open wine, but only wine in bottles which are outrageously expensive for Greek standards (starting from â¬30). But let the story begin how it began.We were led to our table and handed the menus. The chief waiter told us that we should have a Greek salad as a starter and then steaks at â¬63 per person. No, we did not want a Greek salad. We started to order different kinds of appetizers. When we tried to order mixed vegetables, the waiter said, "no, you get these vegetables together with your steaks". But we did not want to eat steaks in Greece. He was really pressing us to order those overpriced steaks. Finally, we managed to order breast of duck and pork and beef rib (which was Americanized enough, with a Jack Daniels glaze).The next thing was the wines. We wanted two bottles of different wines at the same time (one still, one sparkling). They treated us like idiots. Well, why should a table with several people not order two different wines in order to taste more than one? Then came the tasting. One of our ladies wanted to taste the wine (because the men started with the other wine). Jesus! How can a woman taste the wine! At 3Sixty, they still conserve Aristotle's view on women.But not alone that the service was arrogant. We could have lived with that. He was extremely slow too. Always, our glasses were empty. When I took the bottle from the cooler and poured myself, the waiter stopped me enraged, saying that it was his job to refill the glasses. But he did not refill. So, not only arrogant, also incompetent.Now, the food. The appetizers were not bad, but, to be honest, nothing special. The main dishes that we ordered (pork, breast of duck, beef rib) were well-prepared and tasty and, since we did not order these outrageous steaks, adequately priced (around â¬16 per portion).The total check was pretty steep for Greek standards, thanks to the bottled wines. The food was different from Greek fare and we took it as an diversion. However, the total dining experience was somewhat spoilt by the staff's arrogant and incompetent behaviour. Shall I add that this restaurant was the only place in Greece where we were approached by a hard-pressing beggar girl?Will we go again in this restaurant? Certainly not. Will we recommend it to a friend? Certainly not.
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3. Vyzantio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By GF_Traveller
Located in the old town you can sit outside in the narrow alleys.Classical Greek local menu ein good qualityFriendly service and on Saturday evening the had traditional bouzouki/guitar music.Only small minus - services totally overloaded, so you need to be patient
4. To Omorfo Tavernaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 937 reviews
Reviewed By seroeuro
This was probably the best meal we had on our recent 6 week holiday in Europe. The trip included London, Paris, Rome and Athens but this little place in Nafplio beat them all. Every dish was delicious and true to traditional Greek cooking. We had:- Greek salad (of course)- Dolmades- Saganaki- Lemon chicken with potatoes The service from the waiters was pretty good. They were quick to serve us and did not rush us, they just did what they had to do and moved on to the next table. All in all a fantastic meal with a great atmosphere. We will definitely eat there again on our next visit to Nafplio.
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